[raken]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

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Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

[clik]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

[Coder-san]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

Shhush! He'll send his aliens on you and make it look like a conspiracy.

[Coder-san]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

Shhush! He'll send his aliens on you and make it look like a conspiracy.

[-ELM]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

Pardon my asking but what response are you looking for here? You seem to dismiss all logically put forward responses to your post and then return some business about this Gregg Braden character.

While what he says may seem interesting, if you want to truly understand anything about quantum theory you have to study it properly. Simply thinking that you are going to understand quantum theory is never going to make you understand it. With regards to the finite probabilities of some event happening: they are tiny, for a general system composed of several molecules where the classsical probability would be zero the associated "quantum probability" would be less than one second for all the seconds the perceivable universe has been existent for. And by proper studying I mean the textbook and answering questions set in such textbook is the easiest way to make progress. If you get stuck on a question or are confused try looking at <physics forums>, there are some extremely knowledgeable people on there which will more than happily help out. As for a good quantum textbook I'd recommend "Quantum Mechanics" by Rae, If you find yourself lacking general physics knowledge there is an excellent introductory university text by Young and Freedman titled "University Physics with Modern Physics". The Feynman lectures are particularly good but come at a slightly more advanced level for the more difficult topics.

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And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

http://www.greggbraden.com/videos > "Tales of Everyday Magic: Entanglement"

Your background in maths and physics will mean this is an absolute treat for you. If you're feeling a bit down this is at least to crack out a smile or even a chuckle, who knew entangled photons had such power?!

[-ELM]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

Pardon my asking but what response are you looking for here? You seem to dismiss all logically put forward responses to your post and then return some business about this Gregg Braden character.

While what he says may seem interesting, if you want to truly understand anything about quantum theory you have to study it properly. Simply thinking that you are going to understand quantum theory is never going to make you understand it. With regards to the finite probabilities of some event happening: they are tiny, for a general system composed of several molecules where the classsical probability would be zero the associated "quantum probability" would be less than one second for all the seconds the perceivable universe has been existent for. And by proper studying I mean the textbook and answering questions set in such textbook is the easiest way to make progress. If you get stuck on a question or are confused try looking at <physics forums>, there are some extremely knowledgeable people on there which will more than happily help out. As for a good quantum textbook I'd recommend "Quantum Mechanics" by Rae, If you find yourself lacking general physics knowledge there is an excellent introductory university text by Young and Freedman titled "University Physics with Modern Physics". The Feynman lectures are particularly good but come at a slightly more advanced level for the more difficult topics.

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And here was I thinking the number one principle of quantum physics would be 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle' or wait, maybe even ' Pauli's Exclusion Principle'... yet according to raken the roots of quantum theory lie in some pseudoscience humbug trawled from the depth of who knows where? Scientology?
Well in hind sight if I had know all this I would never have spent 6 years at University studying maths and physics. Life could have been so easy:wink:

http://www.greggbraden.com/videos > "Tales of Everyday Magic: Entanglement"

Your background in maths and physics will mean this is an absolute treat for you. If you're feeling a bit down this is at least to crack out a smile or even a chuckle, who knew entangled photons had such power?!

[Wisher]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

Just wondering...

What would YOU define "quantum physics", "quantum mechanics" and "quantum theory" as?

Because, looking at your posts, I sometimes feel like if you and I are in two separate places, looking one up, one down, and trying to come to terms with the same thing. There is no way we can have a sensible conversation if we are not even speaking about the same thin. When you start talking about 'the power of thinking' and do... well, I wonder if dharma comes next.

So... just do as if I we an ignorand, a 10-year-old boy child asking you, 'what does quantum physics mean?' That way, we can set a common topic and work from there.

[Wisher]

Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

Just wondering...

What would YOU define "quantum physics", "quantum mechanics" and "quantum theory" as?

Because, looking at your posts, I sometimes feel like if you and I are in two separate places, looking one up, one down, and trying to come to terms with the same thing. There is no way we can have a sensible conversation if we are not even speaking about the same thin. When you start talking about 'the power of thinking' and do... well, I wonder if dharma comes next.

So... just do as if I we an ignorand, a 10-year-old boy child asking you, 'what does quantum physics mean?' That way, we can set a common topic and work from there.

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http://www.greggbraden.com/videos > "Tales of Everyday Magic: Entanglement"

Your background in maths and physics will mean this is an absolute treat for you. If you're feeling a bit down this is at least to crack out a smile or even a chuckle, who knew entangled photons had such power?!
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:wacko:As well groomed, convincing and not at all nauseating as our friend Gregg Braden is I still believe that the only connection between Quantum Physics and spirituality is 'Richard Feymen playing his bongos after some free love with his house cleaner.'